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Marquise vintage diamond ring with green emeralds, sterling silver and yellow gold
Marquise diamond and emerald ring on hand, blackened silver frame with yellow gold base
Side view marquise diamond-and-emerald ring with blackened silver frame and yellow band
Marquise vintage diamond ring with green emeralds, sterling silver and yellow gold
Marquise diamond and emerald ring on hand, blackened silver frame with yellow gold base
Side view marquise diamond-and-emerald ring with blackened silver frame and yellow band

C. 1920 Vintage .95 ct. t.w. Diamond Ring with .10 ct. t.w. Emeralds in Sterling Silver and 18kt Yellow Gold. Size 7

$5,995
C. 1920. Behold, an authentic Art Deco-era heirloom! From our Estate collection, this .50 carat oval Old Mine-cut diamond cocktail ring eleg…

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All weights and measurements are approximate. Most gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty and may require special care.

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A Storied Heritage

Bold, oversized, worn on the right hand, and designed to make a statement rather than mark a commitment, the cocktail ring emerged during the Art Deco period from Prohibition-era cocktail culture and women's growing social independence. It remains one of the era's most enduring jewelry legacies.

Industry Insight

The 4Cs, cut, color, clarity, and carat weight, were developed and standardized by the Gemological Institute of America as a universal framework for diamond evaluation. Before the GIA's system, diamond quality was assessed inconsistently across markets. Today, every mined diamond submitted to a recognized grading laboratory is evaluated across all four criteria and issued a report documenting the results.

Stone Story

The four precious gemstones are defined by rarity, hardness, and depth of color. Emerald qualifies on all counts, its saturated green and beryl hardness placing it in good company alongside diamond, ruby, and sapphire.

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